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Network Analysis of Psychological Distress and Associated Factors Among Young Adult Patients With Cancer in China: A Cross‐Sectional Study

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By Yin Cheng, Pingping Lv, Ruili Zhang
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Background Young adult patients with cancer are particularly vulnerable to psychological distress due to various unique developmental challenges. Aim This study explored the network structure of psychological distress and its interconnections with associated factors with the aim of further ascertaining targets for precise prevention and control of psychological distress. Methods This is a descriptive, cross-sectional study.
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CIC‐Rearranged Sarcomas With Unusual Morphology and Molecular Features: A Case Series of Pediatric Patients

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By Lianyuan Yu, Yin Cheng, Lejian He
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Conflicts of Interest The authors declare they have no potential conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description pbc70166-sup-0001-figureS1.docx1 MB Supporting Figure 1: Representative histology from additional cases: (A) Case 2 – uniform undifferentiated round cells (H&E, ×400); (B) Case 3 – classic nested pattern (H&E, ×400); (C) Case 4 – sheets of round to oval cells (H&E, ×400).
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Ultrasensitive multi-degree-of-freedom piezoionic sensor via synergistic hydrogel-ion interactions - Nature Communications

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By Hao Ouyang, Yin Cheng, Yi Zhou, Ghim Wei Ho
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Abstract Accurate body motion capture is of great significance for biomechanical assessment and immersive virtual/augmented reality (VR/AR) systems. Piezoionic flex-sensors, which mimic the ionic transport sensing mechanism of cutaneous mechanoreceptors, promises a self-powered approach for wearable body movements detection.
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